Website development: price
The price is driven by the number of pages, how original the design is, the copy, the languages, the forms, the integrations and the editing system chosen.
What a build includes →Transparent pricing
Prices for websites, online stores and SEO
The prices we work at: a website from 500 EUR, an online store from 1,350 EUR, the advanced SEO package 390 EUR one-time, maintenance 50 EUR a month and ad management from 290 EUR a month, all excluding VAT. The final price depends on the goal and the scope. So first we define what the solution has to achieve, then we prepare a proposal you can read, broken down by part.
Price list
Indicative prices, without the guessing
Below are the prices we work at. All exclude VAT; 22 percent is added on the invoice. On larger projects the final price is set by scope, which we discuss on the intro call and write into an itemized proposal.
The two ranges overlap on purpose. The price is decided by complexity, not by the type of project. A presentation site with accounts, logins and three languages can cost more than a simple store with thirty products and one payment method. So for both we say what moves you up the range, and only then write a number.
Website development
| Websitefrom a simple presentation site to a larger one with more pages, forms and functionality | 500 to 2,500 EUR |
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| Online storedepending on the catalog size, the payment methods, the shipping and the integrations | 1,350 to 4,000 EUR |
| Extra pagebeyond the agreed scope | 50 EUR per page |
| Booking systemdepending on the rules and the calendar | by proposal |
| Payment integrationseach provider is its own integration and its own test | by proposal |
| Special features and integrations | by proposal |
Multiple languages
| An extra language for a site of up to 10 pagesthe price is the same for each language | 205 EUR per language |
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| An extra page in a multilingual buildbeyond the agreed scope | 90 EUR per page |
| Larger translation workwhen it is a catalog or longer copy | by proposal |
SEO
| Baseline SEO with a website buildtitles, descriptions, structure, speed | included |
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| Advanced SEO packagekeywords, competitor analysis, mapping to pages, landing page optimization | €390 one-time |
| Ongoing SEO workby package, by the hour, or by proposal for a longer engagement | 35 EUR per hour |
Regular publishing and content
| Setting up publishing automationfrom preparing the content to publishing and sharing | €450 one-time |
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| Monthly publishing packagefour articles, each read by a person before publishing | 250 EUR per month |
| Content outside the packageextra copy, revisions, special requests | 35 EUR per hour |
Maintenance
| Basic maintenanceupdates, backups, monitoring and up to one hour of work | 50 EUR per month |
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| Work beyond the included hourno lock-in and no minimum | 35 EUR per hour |
| Bigger changes or a rebuildwhen it is a new look or a new feature | by proposal |
Social media and advertising
| Facebook, Instagram and Meta Business setupprofiles, the link to the site, the Meta Pixel | €150 |
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| Ad managementset by the number of platforms, campaigns and markets, and how often it is optimized | from €290 a month |
| Ad budgetpaid directly to Google or Meta, not to us | not included |
Video and visuals
| A pack of up to five short videosfor social and for ads | €205 |
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| An extra video of up to ten seconds | 60 EUR per video |
| Graphic designads, cards, print, adapting the mark | 35 EUR per hour |
| Photography and larger productionsdepending on scope and location | by proposal |
Development, automation and data
| Standard hourly ratedevelopment, WordPress, WooCommerce, integrations, technical help | 35 EUR per hour |
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| Business automationset by the number of systems, steps and connections | by proposal |
| Custom web appsafter the rules and screens are written down | by proposal |
| Measurement and analyticsTag Manager, events, reports | 35 EUR per hour |
You receive an itemized proposal the same day as the intro call, or the next at the latest. It says what is included and what is not.
Get an itemized proposal →What affects the price?
Website pricing based on what you actually need
In one place we explain what a website costs, what an online store costs and what SEO costs. The final proposal depends on the goal, the scope and the state of the content and systems you already have.
Online store development: price
What matters is the catalog, the product variants, the payments, the shipping, the stock, the accounting links and the data migration.
What a store includes →
SEO: price
The scope depends on the competition, the size of the site, its technical state, the content, and how fast you want the improvements made.
What SEO includes →How to get a proposal
Three things for a realistic figure
Tell us the goal, where you stand today and the deadline you want. If something is still unclear, we help you sort through the options without adding features you do not need.
1. The goal
What should the project improve: the presentation, the inquiries, the sales, the visibility or the efficiency?
2. The scope
Which content, features, languages and integrations do you need at launch?
3. The starting point
Do you already have a site, content, photos, a brand, analytics and the technical access?
No hidden line items
Eight things that set the price
We do not calculate a price by multiplying the page count by a fixed amount. Below is everything that genuinely affects the amount of work, so you know what we will ask and why.
Scope
How many pages, languages and forms; whether you need a blog, a references section and landing pages; how many products or services you present; and who enters the content.
Complexity of the features
A presentation site is not the same project as one with bookings, payments, a store, automated emails, a CRM connection or a custom configurator.
How much of the work we take on
If you have the copy ready, good photos and a brand identity, the project costs less. If we build the structure, the copy, the visuals and the SEO, there is considerably more work.
Project strategy
Building a website is one thing. Thinking through how it will produce inquiries, which call to action to use and what happens after somebody submits the form is another.
Complexity of the design
Between a straightforward business presentation and a premium look with animation and a specially tuned mobile layout, the number of review rounds differs a great deal.
What happens if the system fails
A contact form carries little risk. A booking with payment, cancellation and automatic confirmation carries a lot. The more that can go wrong, the more testing and safeguarding is needed.
Deadline
A normal deadline means a normal price. If you need the project prioritized, other projects get moved, and that shows in the proposal.
Coordination
A project with one decision-maker runs differently from one with five. Meetings, gathering material and reconciling feedback are the part of the work most often overlooked.
Where we do not publish a price
Three cases where one number would mislead
We would rather write down what we do not have yet than post a price we would withdraw a week later.
For these three services the scope varies so much between clients that one price for everyone would be either too high for someone or unsustainable for us. So we say what sets the price and prepare it after a conversation. Every other price on this page holds exactly as written.
Questions
Short and clear answers
Answers to the questions we hear most often before an engagement starts.
Question not on the list?
Because the scope depends on the number of pages, the design, preparing the content, the languages, the functionality, the integrations and the state of the material you already have.
The monthly services have a fixed price. Website maintenance is 50 EUR a month and blog post automation is 250 EUR a month. Project prices, such as a website or a store build, are set after a conversation, because they depend on the factors above.
Hosting, domains and paid licenses are shown separately in the proposal, so the upfront and the recurring costs are both clear.
Yes. Larger projects can be split into a necessary first version and later improvements, as long as the experience still makes sense that way.
No, the prices here exclude VAT. Kevin Korenika s.p. is VAT registered in Slovenia, so 22 percent VAT is shown on the quote and the invoice. For business clients outside the EU, and for VAT-registered businesses in other EU member states, the reverse charge applies and no Slovenian VAT is charged.
The next step
The prices above are indicative; your number is a single one
Tell us what you need and you get an itemized proposal saying what is included and what is not.
You receive the proposal the same day as the call, or the next at the latest, not a week later with different numbers. If a service is not worth it for you, we say so before the proposal.
- Prices exclude VAT; 22 percent is added on the invoice
- On projects, payment in phases can be arranged
- The ad budget is not included; you pay it directly to the platform
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